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Susing for Prosecutorial Misconduct Joel B. Rudin March 2010 24 More than 33 years ago in Imbler v. Pachtman, 1 the Supreme Court laid to rest any meaningful possibility that wrongfully convicted criminal defendants might obtain money damages for prosecutorial misconduct — or so it appeared. Relyi
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